CommonSpirit St. Anthony Hospital

12/04/2025

Don’t face recovery alone. The Trauma Survivors Network Peer Support Group offers peer connection, shared experiences, and a safe place to share and improve coping skills. If you’re interested in attending our upcoming support group on December 17 at 4 PM at St. Anthony Hospital, call (720) 321-0605 to register. Loved ones and support persons are welcome to join. https://ow.ly/CK8450XBX43

11/27/2025

The purpose that guides our work and the values we share remind us of the importance of connection and gratitude. This season, we reflect on the meaningful moments that bring us together at home, in our communities, and across our ministry. Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving.

11/26/2025

For Teresa Doyle, the hallways of St. Anthony Hospital have become familiar territory. She has offered 23 years of comfort and brought the Eucharist to patients on good and hard days, as well as on days that may change everything in a patient's life.

Fellow volunteer, Ron Schreier, was called to join the team of extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion after surviving cancer. Together, they meet 25-30 patients each week to help guide them and their loved ones through every situation.

Learn more about how the team brings grace to the hospital.

Through the ministry of extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, hospital rooms become places of grace and quiet encounter with Jesus.By Jay SorgiSometimes, they give Jesus to a patient who is recovering and ready to return home to their family. At other times, they give the Eucharist to someone w...

11/25/2025

We recently hosted our first Lung Cancer Survivors Luncheon, bringing several of our courageous patients and their loved ones together with our team of caregivers and The White Ribbon Project. We shared words of hope, encouragement, and support, then placed white flags and ribbons on our grounds to raise awareness of lung cancer.

Thank you to our oncology, thoracic surgery, and patient navigation teams for your expert care and to our patients for their strength, willingness to share their stories, and trust in us. We look forward to celebrating this event in November for years to come.

11/24/2025

We invite you to join us on December 1 at 11 AM for the Trauma Survivors Network Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Hear survivor stories, enjoy a moment of reflection, and help us light the tree that symbolizes hope and healing. The tree lighting will take place in the lobby by Village Roasters/South Entrance #2, and refreshments will be provided.

11/21/2025

The secret ingredient to a perfectly joyful holiday season is not just the recipes, but how you enjoy them! Attend our free webinar on Monday, 11/24 at 3:30 PM, to learn the "secret sauce" for thoughtful planning to keep your energy high and creative ways to healthify your festive dishes, ensuring your holidays are both delicious and deeply fulfilling. https://bit.ly/3JNSNTO

Taste the season! Join our webinar to learn how to savor holiday flavors mindfully, plan smart, and healthify your festive plates. Sign up for the free webinar here. https://ow.ly/qb9q50XrOM2

11/20/2025

It's National Rural Health Day, and we're celebrating the efforts of the rural communities, hospitals, clinics, and caregivers who keep our communities healthy.

Thank you to our incredible partners in care:
• Goodland Regional Medical Center
• Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital
• St. Vincent Health
• San Luis Valley Health
• Conejos County Hospital
• MiddlePark Health

We're proud of the partnership and the network we've created to ensure the communities we serve have access to the care they deserve.

11/18/2025

It's National Injury Prevention Day, a day to raise awareness about injury prevention and advocate for safety in our communities. A few simple steps can make a big difference in showing support for safety.

1. Educate by empowering individuals with life-saving knowledge.
2. Advocate for policies that create safer environments.
3. Proactively identifying and mitigating injury risks.
4. Train communities with crucial response skills.

11/04/2025

A year ago, St. Anthony Hospital launched the Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) program. We proudly celebrate the first anniversary of the program!

ECMO is the most advanced form of temporary life support, offering a critical lifeline to patients with severe heart or lung failure. It acts as a temporary replacement for these vital organs, providing crucial time for them to heal. Being one of the select few facilities in the state equipped to offer this highly specialized treatment is a testament to St. Anthony Hospital's comprehensive resources and the expertise of our dedicated team of caregivers.

10/31/2025

The CommonSpirit ENT Lowry team is having a frightfully good time celebrating Halloween!

10/31/2025

Get ready for all the Halloween fun! 🎃 From trick-or-treating adventures to costume gatherings, have a spooktacularly safe night.